A Wentworth Shire Council worker has been reunited with paramedics and workmates who saved his life when he suffered a cardiac arrest.
Jag collapsed at work earlier this year, with two colleagues using CPR and a defibrillator until paramedics arrived.
He needed six shocks from the defibrillator before being taken to hospital.
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This week he’s been able to thank those who helped him.
Ambulance Victoria says it also shows a shock from a defibrillator can help increase a person’s chance of survival.
They say anyone can save a life in three simple steps: Call (call Triple Zero 000), Push (perform CPR) and Shock (use an AED).
